His rationale is that released criminals (murderers) often commit additional crimes (murders).

A clever criminal can commit a crime from a distance through an agency that is present.

However, the commonest crime in Kenya is carjacking so the criminal can commit an armed robbery.

Foreign criminals released from custody have committed two murders, three kidnappings, 14 sexual offences and 27 other violent crimes.

The first is temporal displacement which involves criminals' committing crimes at different times of the day.

This is because suppressors make guns quieter and people worry this could help criminals commit crime.

The criminal had committed several contract killings both before and after the Tulip Revolution.

A criminal of superior intelligence had committed a perfect murder.

But what is lost in the debate is the fact that many criminals released from prison commit additional crimes, including the murder of innocent people.

However, in recent years, the development of new technologies has also provided further ways in which criminals may commit fraud.